What to expect in the October issue of TASTE
We are in Level 1 of lockdown, but if you’re still self-isolating, the magazine is available for digital download via zinio.com and magzter.com. Whichever way you get your copy of TASTE, here is what you can look forward to in the issue:
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Family-owned and-run, Paul Cluver Wines focuses on producing world-class wines that reflect the unique cool-climate Elgin terroir. The family is proud to have pioneered the Elgin appellation, and leads the way in sustainable farming. The estate has been a Conservation Champion since 2008 and forms part of the Kogelberg Biosphere, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve established in 1998 – the first UNESCO biosphere proclaimed in South Africa.
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INSIDE THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE
TABLE TALK
We cover the latest food trends, break down some springtime dishes and talk mielie bread. Look out for:
● Polenta and broad-bean dish by The Table at De Meye
THE INCREDIBLE EGG
It’s no secret that we have a soft spot for eggs. We love them scrambled, poached, fried, boiled… but Abigail Donnelly has other ideas. Experiment with these incredible recipes – the tornado eggs will blow you away.
THE MOODY BLUES
Celebrate the bounty of berry season with Hannah Lewry’s blueberry recipes. From lip-staining frozen peanut-butter-and-blueberry bars to sticky pork ribs, there is plenty you can do with these delightful indigo treasures.
CHICKEN SUPREME
You can’t go wrong with chicken: it’s tasty, it’s versatile and it doesn’t have to be boring. Need more convincing? Hannah Lewry has 16 finger-lickin’ new reasons why the chicken dinner will always be a winner.
BAKE BOSS
Eating better doesn’t meant sacrificing indulgence, says Zorah Booley Samaai of the blog InTheMidnightKitchen. Her irresistible creations are a feast for the eyes – and likely to make you head to the kitchen for some light baking. Try her amazing pull-apart pancake bread.
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